Reputation Points

[KingslandSFC]

This a visual guide to your reputation points.

You get points if someone feels your posting has been helpful enough to them to 'add rep' for you. The more important/powerful (in reputation and/or management terms) the person giving the rep is, the more points you get. So an admin giving you rep would be worth more than a newbie member with no postings to their name.

By the same token, you can also get negative reputation points if someone feels strongly that you are being unhelpful, disruptive or giving bad advice.

Just incase anyone was interested

(Post was copied from Newcastle Board - anymore updates I edit asap)

p.s Thanks to Dev & Pompeymeowth for sharing the info

 

[pompeymeowth]

Mostly Dev, I hasten to add! Well, completely if I'm honest. I just spread around what he found out.

 

[RedStripe]

Cheers guys/gals, keep up the good work!

 

[Beddy]

That is helpful info thanks......I hadn't noticed those before.....Probably couldn't see wood for the trees......

 

[olddellboy]

When do i stop being a "newbie" ???????

 

[Beddy]

When you have completed 50 posts Olddellboy............. Then you need another 50 to get to senior status.
The way your number posts are counted once past 50, at the moment it seems every 10 posts counts as 1 I'll be a hundred before I become a senior

 

[olddellboy]

i've stopped being a newbie after only 30 posts - thats inflation for you!

 

[bristolsaint]

So Rickie Lambert stopped being a newbie yesterday. 50 and plenty more to come

 

[Channonfodder]

Yes, and this post is simply made to get me Newbie a bit sooner because it's a bit embarrassing at my age......

 

[Beddy]

We were all "newbie's" at one stage or other...

 

[KingslandSFC]

For all newbies who has recently joined ... Can u see the 'Six Pointed' Star next to Blog this Post ...

Well if you like members post - You click on the star and add comment why u award Rep Points

Again should u dislike someones post - repeat the above.